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BOARDMIX · AI PRESENTATIONS

AI Presentation Maker

A clear story. A presentation worth sharing.

Turn a topic, notes, or an outline into editable slides. Shape the story with your team, then present from the same collaborative whiteboard.

Start with your ideas. Refine every slide.

Presentation example titled A better first week, with coordinated slides for a customer-onboarding proposal

FOUR WAYS TO BEGIN

Start with what you already have

A topic, a rough outline, or a document. Choose the route that fits your material.

Outline first

Set the structure before the slides. Start with a topic, then organize the points you want to cover.

Build an outline

Straight to a draft

Have a topic in mind? Generate a first presentation, then make it your own.

Generate a draft

Your existing text

Bring a brief, report excerpt, or meeting notes. Use your material as the starting point.

Paste your text

A file or mind map

Turn existing material into slides. Import a .txt, .md, .mm, or .xmind file.

Import a file

ILLUSTRATIVE PRESENTATION

One brief. A story in six slides.

“A better first week” proposes a clearer customer-onboarding experience. See how the presentation moves from a familiar problem to a practical decision.

Explore the presentation brief

Create a six-slide presentation for product and customer-success leads. Propose a clearer first-week onboarding experience for a team-workspace app. New customers encounter three problems: an empty workspace with no obvious first action, invitations sent before teammates know what to do, and help scattered across messages. Recommend a guided first task, an invitation with a clear role, and a shared help checklist. Compare this proposal with the current approach, suggest a small pilot, and end with the decision needed to begin. Use concise slide titles and practical examples.

Slide 1: A better first week, introducing a clearer onboarding experience

01 · Set the goal

Help a new customer complete a useful first task and bring the right people into the workspace.

Slide 2: Three onboarding friction points—an empty workspace, unclear invitations, and scattered help

02 · Name the friction

An empty canvas, an invitation without context, and scattered help make it harder to get started.

Slide 3: A proposed onboarding journey from a starter workspace to a shared help checklist

03 · Show the proposed journey

A starter workspace leads to a guided first task, a role-based invitation, and a shared help checklist.

Slide 4: Current and proposed onboarding approaches compared side by side

04 · Make the change tangible

Compare blank versus guided, generic versus specific, and scattered versus shared. The differences are easy to discuss.

Slide 5: A small onboarding pilot with preparation, customer observation, and review

05 · Plan a small pilot

Prepare the material, invite an agreed customer group, and observe task completion, questions, and feedback.

Slide 6: The decision needed to start—pilot scope, owner, and review date

06 · Ask for the decision

Agree on the pilot scope, an owner, and a review date so the team knows how to begin.

EDITABLE BY DESIGN

Make the slides look and sound like you

Choose a presentation theme that suits the room. Edit the text and images, adjust colors, and change layouts to give your strongest ideas room.

Add charts with your own values and labels when the numbers matter. Use a diagram when a sequence or relationship tells the story more clearly.

The AI presentation generator gives you a starting point. Your examples and judgment make it your presentation.

Boardmix presentation theme selection with a slide preview and alternative styles

BUILT FOR TEAMWORK

The conversation belongs beside the slides

Work on the deck alongside the notes and diagrams behind it. Review the story together, comment on a specific point, and edit the content without passing around another attachment.

Share the board link and choose suitable permissions. Keep a customer journey, a rough sketch, or open questions near the slides so teammates have the context to contribute.

Boardmix presentation in a shared whiteboard workspace with collaboration controls

READY FOR THE ROOM

Present with focus. Make room for discussion.

Guide participants through the slides in presentation mode. Return to the canvas when a question needs more context.

Use a timer for a focused review or voting to compare proposals. Keep comments and follow-up ideas beside the material being discussed. Add a Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet meeting link when a call is part of the session.

Boardmix presentation view for guiding participants through a slide deck

FROM IDEA TO PRESENTATION

How to make an AI presentation in Boardmix

  1. Choose your starting material

    Use a topic for a new idea, or bring existing text and a supported file when the substance is already written.

  2. Build the story

    Choose the outline-first route when sequence matters. Put the audience’s question first and the decision or takeaway last.

  3. Edit and present

    Select a theme, refine the slides with your team, and present from Boardmix or export the deck for sharing.

GOOD TO KNOW

Questions about the AI presentation maker

What should I give the AI presentation generator?

Include your topic, audience, purpose, and main points or source text. “Propose an onboarding pilot to our product team” gives more direction than “customer onboarding.” Add the length you have in mind and the decision the presentation should support.

Can I edit the slides after generation?

Yes. Revise slide text, replace images, change colors and layouts, and select a different theme. Add your own examples and correct any facts before sharing.

Which files can I import?

The presentation import entry supports .txt, .md, .mm, and .xmind. You can also paste text directly. These are input formats; presentation export uses a separate set of options.

Can I export a presentation to PowerPoint or PDF?

Boardmix supports PPTX export for presentations. PDF and PPT export from the whiteboard use frames to define the pages; image export includes PNG, JPG, and SVG. Choose the format for your next step and review the exported file before presenting elsewhere. The export guide explains the options.

Can my team work on the same presentation?

Yes. Share the Boardmix link, set access permissions, and collaborate on the board. Teammates can edit the material or comment on it, while presentation mode gives you a focused way to walk through the story together.

Is the AI PPT maker free?

Boardmix has a free whiteboard plan. AI presentation generation uses AI credits, and access depends on your account and plan. See Boardmix pricing for current AI and export allowances.

LET’S MAKE YOUR NEXT PRESENTATION

Bring the idea. Build the story.

Make a presentation your team can use—and a conversation worth having.

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